It’s Zerg Rush! And try to guess what search query lets you play it?

If you type in “Atari Breakout”… well, I’ll let you see for yourself.

Alright, time for some fun! Google is not just about search queries, it also has a few classic games hidden among them. Like Pacman, for example. To access it just Google Pacman (duh).

One of the most useful features that will help you locate your phone. Just search for “Find my phone” to instantly find the Android device currently logged in with your Gmail account.

Fun Fact: did you know you can use Google to spew out random trivia facts on demand? Just search for “Fun fact” or “I’m feeling curious”.

Some of you may find this one really meh, but if you’re a writer, it’s gonna save you some time for sure. You can easily convert large numbers, up to 13 digits, into words using Google.

And speaking of conversions, you can quickly convert the currencies in Google search! Just specify what type of currency you want to convert to USD and boom! It’s 3.50.

You can quickly convert any measurements or areas in Google search by just entering the direct queries. Meters, acres, gallons, degrees – whatever it is, Google can convert it!

If you want to see the search results from a specific website, just type “whatever Site:WebsiteURL.com”. It’s great for narrowing down the results even further.

Can you believe this classic trick still works? “Do a barrel roll”, Google!

Use Double Quotes to find exact match results:

I use the “double quotes” at least 10 to 20 times a day, it’s probably my favorite feature of them all. It gives me the exact match and better results. Give it a try next time you want Google to show you the exact phrase you were looking for.

Want to read something or see if your favorite author released anything new recently? Type in “Books by [author]” to get a visual chronology of all the works they’ve written.

Google Translate is your biggest friend if you need a quick (but crude) translation. A ton of languages and ever-expanding vocabulary makes it extremely useful. And you can access if straight from the search bar.

This one might be tricky, as it doesn’t work for every city on Earth (obviously), but still a nifty and easy way to check which movies are playing near you.